The other day I was scrolling through Instagram and came across a storage reel from what looked like a housewife’s account. When I saw it, I was honestly truly amazed.
“Gap storage” If you search for it, an incredible variety comes up~ Since so many different types are being sold, I was pretty torn. In the end, “steel that’s easy to dispose of even if you don’t need it anymore” I went with that choice. After all, metal can be sold for scrap, you know *36 yen per kilogram though… I’ve started thinking lately that it’s better than paying to throw it away. *It might even be slightly better for the environment.
So, if you want to maximize even small gaps, give this a look. Takubo “Tall Wagon”
First impressions: thin steel plate, lots of screws, the feel isn’t bad
Here’s what the parts count looks like. The steel plate is thinner than I imagined. An amazing 0.6mm It’s really flimsy. They’re doing their best by bending and creating ribs, but it’s pretty disappointing.
Gap storage racks are “things that work by being placed in a gap” If you use them normally on their own, they’ll tip over… be careful. Basically, “you only move them front to back” Maybe that’s why they went with this thickness.
Still, because it’s so flimsy, the shelves themselves wobble a lot (；∀；) By the way, the weight capacity is Overall: 50kg, Shelves (8kg per shelf) Shopping really is difficult, isn’t it…
Remarkable? screw packaging is amazing It really shows how much they don’t want to get the count wrong.
Maybe I’m the only one who wondered why they looked like washers at first glance. There are also caps included to cover these screws afterward *I didn’t use them so I threw them away. I kind of think black button head screws would have been better from the start.
Since it’s flimsy, I’m complaining a bit more than usual (；∀；)
NHW-200L Performance is really excellent (´ー｀)
This time I purchased the NHW-200K. With a 150mm gap, you can store things three-dimensionally. Refrigerators naturally have gaps like that, dead space, you know. I think that’s what this is meant for.
I was torn between the 200mm model, but I checked the maximum width of what I’d be storing and decided 150mm was just right.
You can store this many chemicals and stock items in this width. There are tall and short types available, so it might be fun to think about depending on your situation.
No matter what, steel is still the way to go (*´ω｀*)
Surprisingly, garage and workshop storage could really benefit from this I think. When you organize chemicals and such properly and boost efficiency, your motivation goes way up too.
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